FAQs: Travel Size Skincare and Sets

What travel-size skincare product offerings does Keys Soulcare offer?

Keys Soulcare offers a variety of travel size skincare sets including ones designed for your face as well as your body. They provide you with the perfect assortment of travel friendly offerings to take with you wherever you go.

Are Keys Soulcare product offerings TSA-approved?

Current TSA regulations state that liquid products must be 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or less. Keys Soulcare travel-size sets contain offerings that are within those requirements, however it’s always best to verify requirements on the TSA website* prior to your trip.

What travel-size skincare items should I pack for my trip?

Many dermatologists and skincare experts recommend you at least pack the basics: a facial cleanser and a daily facial moisturizer with SPF. However, you can also bring products that you enjoy using and can help you have a soul-nurturing ritual while travelling. Try giving yourself a mask or use a facial exfoliator to help turn your hotel shower into a mini spa retreat.

What travel-size bodycare items should I pack for my trip?

Many dermatologists and skincare experts recommend you at least pack the basics: a bodywash and a body moisturizer. However, you can also bring products that you enjoy using and can help you have a soul-nurturing ritual while travelling. A body polish followed by a body oil can give you an indulgent experience while on your trip.

What skincare products should I pack on my carry-on?

If you are going to be packing your skincare products in your carryon, you will be limited in what you can bring due to TSA guidelines*. We recommend you at least pack your basics- a facial cleanser and a face cream. For long flights, we also recommend packing a nutrient-rich eye cream to help keep your delicate eye area hydrated. A facial mist can also help keep your skin hydrated while you travel but remember the TSA guidelines and make sure all your offerings fall within the requirements.

Source: TSA Liquid Regulations